hoggishness
/ˈhɒɡɪʃnɪs/Usually derogatory
noun
The state or condition of being hoggish; hoggish character or behaviour.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Adams (1583–1652), Church of England clergyman. From hoggish + -ness.
- unresemblant
- unresemble
- from soup to nuts
- from stem to stern
- from strength
- from the (bottom of one's) heart
- from the bottom up
- from the dead
- from the floor
- from the ground up
- from the horse's mouth
- from thence
- from thenceforth
- from the top
- from the (very) first
- from the word go
- from time to time
- from top to bottom
- from top to toe
- from whence
- frond
- frondage
- Fronde
- fronded
- frondescence